davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
THE TEHUANTEPEC BILL
SENATOR EDMUNDS CONDEMNS THE
INCORPORATION SCHEME.
BE Characterizes 1t as "A exiting" Corpo-
ration-None Other Like 1t in the civil
lied World-It Is Favored by Sem
tors sherman Hoar and Vest.

WAsHINGTON, Fab. 15.-The Tehuan-
tepec bill being under consideration in The
Senate, Mr.. Van Wyck offered an amend
ment that no stock shall be issued until
fully paid for in money at par value and
no bonds issued until the full amount of
stock has been subscribed for and 80 per
cent of 1t paid for.
Mr.. Edmunds called Van Wyck's at
tention to the fact that in the substitute
offered by Vest and which was the real
bill under discussion there was no pro-
visions for stock. 1t was the most perfect
ly unique charter of a corporation he had
ever seen. The amount of capital stock
to be issued and everything else connect
ed with the corporation was entirely left to
the discretion of Eads and his associates.
He did not believe that on the the statue
books of any civilized country on the
globe such a charter could be found.
In Ireland such a corporation would
be called "kiting'' corporation
where the kite raised the wind instead OF
the wind raising the kite. He believed
that if the bill referred to corporation
for the District of Columbia it would not
get the vote of single senator. He denied
the constitutional power of congress tC
create such a corporation. The company
was to be purely Mexican company, just
as much so us if it were Incorporated il
Mexico aud as if every one of its stock
holders and bondholders was a citizen Of
the Mexican republic. The only object o
the bill appeared to be to give the com
pany IA "send off" The bill was clea
case of usurpation of power on the part o
congress and the creation of a corporation
iii congress had the constitutional power
was one feature which was perfectly un
! ique in the audacity of its conferrins
powers on the corporation withou
any limitation except the Will o
| the corporation itself. Hoar ant
Vest replied to Edmunds in defence o
the constitutionality of the project and il
general advocacy of it. The question be
ing on Van Wyck's amendment he modi
fled it so as to provide that no certificate
of stock shall he issued until the sam
shall be fully paid for in money at its pa
value, that no bonds in excess of tn
amount of the capital paid in shall be au
thorized or until such capital shal
amount to Sl0,0OO000, and that no bond
shall be disposed of at less than their pa
value. Mr. Sherman declared himself i
favor of the bill. The bill then went owe
till Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18

Nearly foot of snow fell Friday. y......
The apportionment of the Huntington
school fund by State Treasurer Du Dois
gives this place S50.9 .93.. Capt. Horace
Thomas OF Salisbury, has filled the office
of town treasurer for rs years and hopes
to be excused from longer public service.
The captain has kept nothing but the
books, the money is all accounted for.
Henry Gooslaw, for intoXicatiOn, WAS
brought before Justice j. f.. Roberts,
Thursday, and was fined S. and costs He
was committed to the work house for 10
daSs in default of payment.
William Thayer of Chateau9ay, n. Y,
who is clerk for w. j. McCuen, is brother
OF ii. A. Thayer who was killed in the
Hartford accident. Eggs fell Saturday
III this market from 25 to 10 cents. ....
Miss Edna Carlisle left here Friday to
visit in North Adams and Williamstown,
Mass, and in Troy .Sprigg g. Co.
shipped TO Boston last week ITO lambs and
five cattle. Monday Mr.. Curtis Field
OF Ferrisburgh and family start for south
ern Dakota. Mr.. Field was born and has
always lived on the farm he surrenders to
f. II, Foss Will transfer to the new room
part of his stock. k......The Christian En-
deavor society gave sociable in the Con.
gregational vestry Friday evening. The
donkey play furnished much fun. Re
freshments were served.
The executive board of the Champlain
Valley Agricultural society, held meet
ing at the Stevens House, Saturday. The
next fair will be held August 81 and Sep
tember |, 2 and 3. The usual address
will be dispensed with. Exhibitors of
Merino sheep must show that their sheep
have been shorn on, OF after April lst,
1887. Exhibitors of thoroughbred stock
will be required to show certificate of
secretary of the association where their
stock was registered. EX-President Jack
man was appointed general superintend-
ent. ...S. A. Hurlburt is doing well at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
NUMBER 81
THE PRESIDENT AND MANNING.
The Letter of Resignation and the Presi
dents Reply

WASHINGTON, Feb 15-The correspond
ence between the president and Secretary
Manning in regard to the latters with
drawal from the cabinet was made public
this evening and is as follow;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGTDN, Feb. Il.
My Dear Sir: In view of the near ad-
jOurnment of Congress, and in order that
time may suffice for the selection and con
tirmation of my successor, | desire to again
place my resignation of the Office of s-cre-
tary of the treasury in your hands, and
trust you will now deem its acceptance no
detrlment to the public service. WheE you
requested me last June to delay insisting
upon the acceptance of my resignation,
as again in our conference last October,
you honored me with such terms of person
al consideration that it was as impossible
to question my duty as to forget your
kindness. | have not spared myself in
the endeavor to comply in the support of
the policies which have illustrated your
administration. The approaching end of
the NLlNth congress marks a period iii
your own term of Office and in the divi
sions of our political calendar If a change
must occur in the heads of departments
and at your council board it is clear that
your personal convenience and public in
terestS are best subserved, should it Oc
cur now. Moreover the financial situa-
tion is to be seriously different from
that which opened before us when
the present congress entered upon
its life and upon the opportunities created
by the transfer OF the peoples trust to
new hands. In this most critical condi
tion the circumspect execution of wise
fiscal policy or of administrative reforms in
collection and the disbursement of our
colossal revenues Is not alone demanded,
though labor such as these have eXacted
and exhibited abilities or our fore
most States men the constitution
of the government. But there are tasks
which an efficient secretary of the treasury
cannot OF should not evade. These are
| tasks beyond my present strength.
therefore submit to your considerate
! judgement that in asking a release by the
fourth of March or as soon as you may
select nv successor | fulfil duty to my
family that may not be permitted to
outweigh the duty of the accepting longer
that assignment of public service which
two years ago you did me the honor to
make. Returning to the ranks of that
great party whch:has called you to its
lead, | shall still hope to follow its for
tunes under your successful guidance
with my fellow citizens.
Very respectfully yours.
(Signed) DANIEL MANNING.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
LONGSHOREMENs SURRENDER.
They Ask for Work but in Many Cases are
Refused.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The longshoremen
hauled down their flag to day. Their brief
revolt against district assembly No. 4G
was squelched by circumstances over
which they had no control. Not only
did they see nonunion men step
ping into their shoes but they
found that good many of their own
brethren had determined to 20 To work.
All along the river front the men We're
asking for unemployment but they were
not always successful. In many cases
these men were told they had made their
bed and now they must lie upon it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
BOSTON STREET CAR STRIKE.
No settlement Hopes of an
Agreement in n short Time.

Boston, Feb l5-President Richards of
the Metropolitan street railroad has at the
request of the striking Cambridge rail
road men prepared schedule showing
the differences between the latter com.
pany and its men and has presented it to
Cambridge directors. Mr.. Richards states
that no compromise has been effected as
yet but he is of the opinion that "A salts
factory agreement will be reached in a
short time Cars have been running upon
the Cambridge and South Boston roads
to day without interference
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
JAMES c. BARRETT DEAD.
Mrs. Harris's injuries Not Dangerous But
Her Recovery Slow and Painful.

RUTLAND, VT, Feb. 15.-James c., Bar
rett, who was pierced by a board while
tobogganing last night, died tonight at
ll;35, having been conscious most of the
day. He was thirty-five years old and
was considered the best lawyer of his age
in Vermont. Mrs. Charles p. Harris, who
was injured at the same time, is comfort
able and no danger is apprehended,
full
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18

WAsHINGToN, Feb. l6.-An item appro-
priating $4,000 for North Hero and South
has been inserted in the river and Ihar-
Dor bill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18
Another Veto by the President

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The president
has vetoed the bill appropriating $4,000
for the distribution of seeds to the drought
stricken counties of Texas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-18

Frank Bissett lost valuable bay mare
Thursday afternoon. He had been out
exercising her and she slipped and ap-
parently hurt one hind hip. She was
taken to the stable and died shortly after
ward. Some of the papers have printed
the name of Capt. Homer Riggs, special
pension examiner Ms that Of one among
the missing of the recent railroad disas-
ter. Capt. Riggs was not on the wrecked
train. The regular exercises and entertain
April will include talks on Bible subjects
in the Young Mems Wednesday even
ing meetings by the following named
members: G. w. Spencer, VIII +. Alden,
III. A. Peck, B. l.. Brown, Homer Balm,
Albert Dodge and Ernest Lee The ad-
dresses in the regular Sunday afternoon
song service meetings will be delivered by
Prot Charles b. Wright, Hon. Lyman 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
@enn bic GanSioatenIifte Der Knights

of Labor Bel Der nd9fen Stabtmabl bier
In Dubuque ni1t better tbut, ais In Ybts
labeIpbia bas G,det Der bortissn Orsani:
%iation, wirb bic S1Iapps cine fur9tbare
fem. Nad bsr amtlidsn 3dbIuns murbsn
bort 154, 307 Stimmen abseseben. SIS mas
rem bret ganbibatenIiiten i'm SeIbe: bic Der
Demotraten, bic Der &spubtitaner nnb bic
Der Nrbeitsrittsr. 9ie Iestere e,bteIt pom
sanseu 9otum l,6O4 Sttmmeu. IIio
etmas mebr aIs l Yro3ent. Run, bter ia
Dubuque itest bic Sa9e aubers. glein
sepinnen bic @anbibaten Der Nrbeitsritter
bic Wabl ni1t. Die Republitaner unters
fifteen baS Eidet unb bic resuIareu Demo:
truten weroen seboten, wsnn ie ni9t ibre
auerbeiteu Wdnner ms SeIb i~telen.
uebriaens fam ben Osmotraten cine geial.
gene Nieberlase ni6ts i3aben. Sbre bell
loIe @irtbi9oft in BET Stabt:, iopobI uIs
In Der @OuutpusrwaItuns mnB Elm @nOe
babeu. Oo9 iobialiitii9 ansebuu5te San:
bioateu unb 2eute obne @rfabruu9 iint
ni9t baSu ausetban, beiliame &efOrmeu
berbeiSufibren. @ute @ei6dftsleute mol
len mir IN Der Seruultuus, ebrIt9e Rdn:
ner, 2suts, bic baSB obI beS Bottles su9erSer
nebmen, lpI9e Wdnner f6unen Geforrer
einfibrtsn, ni6t pOlttii5e vSummers" unit
ipielen iie aud eine nod 70 9roBe Stole II
ben sebeimen @onpentiteIn mibIeiteter @r:
better. llebrisens a9te man ben @influf
ber arbeitsritter ni9t gu sertns. Iue un'
iere Stabts unb gouutpbeamtea baben iit
- nit penisen Qusnubmen - in biei,
Organization aufusbmsn laiien, nm bee
ginfuKes berielben fiber gu iein. 8enn
mics bsiBt, bic Sitter Der Nrbeit etolid
psrpHidtst inb, fir bic @anbibatsu ibrs1
8artei su ftimmen, unb ie bieiem unfit:
li9en gibe, Der ie oils Wdnner besrabirt
SoIse ~Ieiifen, wirb ii4 ipdter nod mande,
btnter ben Sbren trasen. llns lift es saai
slei6, wer aIs Sieser aus Der urne Der:
uorsebt. l1nisre @runbidse itnb unb blei:
ben bemofratii3e mir freuen uns su iebsn,
uenn bic arbeiter it9 pereinisen, Inn mi
~erlaubten Witteln, erlaubte 3pede gu er:
rei9en; aber es tbut uns Icib ieben 81
miiHeu, ipenn be, arme Wann miBleitei
unb mibbrau1t, pom betlasusii9eu Sibrerr
um's tdslids 8rob ssbra9t pirb; es tbut
uns ebenio leib, wenn mir sesen bic WiB:
srtffe Der eigenen 9artet auftreten mi len
aber,. penn notbueubis, betdmpfen nj,
e%bsniowpbl ben 8erfibrsr Der Nrbeiter, ala
bic Corruption in Der eisenen 9artei. 0as
1T uniere Bfi4t, unb mir tbun ie pou uni
9ant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Ginen idredliden Sob bat Elm gutter

Wann, Elm Witslisb bes ct. MIpboniuss
8eretns, sefunben. @eors 9ipp, Elm bra.
per Mrbsiter in Yeastee's Nles 8rauerei,
war idon cine 3eit lang unuo5I unb warb
baum traut. Gid better fibleub, sins er
mad Der 8rauerei, pom po i'm Der 8ors
mani tn gesleituns zines arbeiters beim'
ianbte. Man bsma9te i'm Gag unb Nadt,
ba er i9Iimmer uarb. iebo9 am 0onner.
fas selaus es ibm, su enttommeu. gr mans
berte be~finnunsslos berum, ba er, uie es
idien, ben 8eritanb perIoren. Sonntaa
Worseu fanb man i'm mad an%baltenbsm,
taseIansem Su9en in einem tiefsn Bad:
bett 6 Wetlen oberbalb Der Stabt, IN 8is:
%coniin, tobt unb erfroren. @ie es i9eint,
itirSte ct biueiu, iein &bsumatismus per
btnberte ibu, ben Srt su psrlaiien uub Il
fanb ct einen i6redli9en Cob. Soa e
bod bic Sdnoe uor Sunser ansenast ba:
ben. Setne iterbli9en reberreit s MURDER
bsute frib auf ct. Wariens Srieobof beige
iest. Ser ct. aIpbouius: 9erein CAB ibu
bas lette @eleit. M6Se ct ruben in Srie
BEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Gin anacnebmes St1rfunasmittef.

SOiettsr's IRA seubttters 1T eutidiebsu Elm
ausensbmss Stdr.uussmittst. Die aeuberuus, o, btsies
sroBs botantiae SeiImittsI in BEN S%errittet.H S6rper brs
pOrruit, tit INNER anSenebm unO jusletd it6er fOrtiarsis
tsnO, nismuts pt0sti6sr uuO bsi,isr Ratur. Aus bisism
gruuoe lit IS Defenders fhr Ssuts nit idwd6lidsm S6rpsr
unb idwaden RrueH s~sttsnet, beneu bic itartsu minerals
idsu Brosutn entibteOsn i6aott6 ino. DAB IS b, 8ors
sduss bsruOrruit, peI6s bic BieOerberfeauug Der G,iuuOs
belt uuO Der Srdfte berbetiibrsu, wtrO Sur @snls, in ben
6dQsu bept.isn, In osutn eS 9ebruu6t ptrO, nm uHpsra
Ouultdfeit, bic in ben meiiten 5dueH' In @srbiubuHg nit
btli6ieu SciOeu uno 8eritopiuug rideint, oiee bduiiGe nrs
iade t6rpulider Sdwd6c, gu ettieruen. Sine grlUbli6l
lide AbionOtrun9 iolseH prompt uno %uHieblbar aui ieinsr
ipitsmatiidsu gebraut. Sc 1T auBeroem Oas bette S6us:
mtttsl 9essu Vaalaria uuo etu Gus95et6nstes barntrstbeu;
oes D&ttte. III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

Sas republifaniide rState &esifer"
pom Oes Woinss, bas ais etu Osmasosens
bIutt olere,i ter 6laTe betannt lit, penbsi
it9 an has 9olt Soua's NIT Der gitte,
bod in bic nd9fte @eietsebans ~unieres
Staates ia feline abuotaten ober 9anbs
metropolitan gu wdblen. 9as gIatt bat
biesmal &edt; nahum ntdt @sfddftss
Ieute, 6armer, S~onbperter pdblen, itatt
Sertelte6er9 Gin @~emsinipeien, in beis
len 9eiessebenben geriammlunsen bic
abuotaten ~fortpdbrenb bic lIeberbanb bas
ben, 1T ON tlntersans. SIS betunbet bies
Wau9el an Selbitoertrauen, abbanbentoms
men bes Redtssefibles uuO fttIider Ser
fau. S9On bic &Dmer baben bisie @rfubs
runs 9ema3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
,.yid's YIumeuiiibrer fir 1887" ga.

rSid's 8lnmeufiibrer fir 1887" Sus.
Bids .gIumsufibrer" fir bas Iaufenbe
Sabr 1T ioeben eridienen. au9 in bieiem
Sabre Ssi9nst ii9 Der vSlumenfabrer"
Der ni9t als elm sepObnli@er trodener @as
talos gu betradten, iOnbern in @irtli9teit
elm namentli6 fir @artners0 ilsttantsn iebr
nisIi5es unb bsIebrenbss Radi9lusebu9
1T, burd cine elesaute Wusitattuns aus.
Das Bud sntbdlt nubesu 200 Seiten, swei
babi9 in Su,benSrud ausssfibrts Siloer
unb Sunbsrte pou %abbilounsen uon Slus
men, 3ierpflanaen, 5,ii6ten, 9emiien u.
(. no. Sebr pruttii4 fino Die tur5en 4ns
peiiunsen, weI9e bas BUD fir bic Se;
banbluns faft isber SHun,e, beren Ramsu
IS entbaIt, stbt. gu bssiebsn 1T Der Blu;
m~sufibrer" uOn Somes Bid, &O9sitsr,
%. q. Yreis uur 10 Gents, wsl3e DOL
benz sritsr Samenauftrase abseSosen per'
ben tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Weni On Shmiubiudt, StrppbelH

unb al ullsemeiner S9pade 2eibenbe,
SCOTS Emulsion, Don reinem 2sbertbran
NIT 9ppopbOspbiteu usriu9en, perben is
iofortise 5ilfe unb anbultenbe @eiunbbeit
.erlausen. DR.. s. 9 Wott, 8rentwboo,
Sal, i9retbt: sd babe SCOTS Emul,
sion nit srOBsm @rfplse in SaGen Don
ausSebruns, StropbeIn unb serrittsnbe,
&rautbeit haaptid9It6 uerorbuet. @s ii
iebr i5madbaft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
8a8 Gigentbum In Snbuaue ipertb if,

8as Gtgentbum In 9nbuaue ipertb if,
bat elm 8ertauf ber @de iiOusitIi9 pon
u~nierer Sfisin, an Muin: unb Se9iter.
StraBe, bepieien. Der gaupIat bat an
WatnftruBe 81 SUB IL 3oI 5ront. 81
warb, trOboem bic bort ftebsnben @sbdube
ni4ts wertb ffub, fir $25, 500 an s. ..
Stout p~ertauft. Wir poIlen NAL fpdter
ieben, pte bod bas @~isentbum fir Steuers
Suede etnssiddbt pirb. Sn bas am Blas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ebdube fol- bic Cons
mercial Rationale ant ibre Bureaus psrs
lesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Su unierem Situate fino bret Counties,

In benen 5ruuenaimmer ba5u erpabIt pors
ben finb, ais &eeorber gu amtiren. Sc
inb Wabiion, @arren unb @erro @orbo.
Sn sebn Counties finb SrauenSimmer
S1uIiupertntsnbeutsu. luierm Seuator
%. s. &nisbt t0uuen bic 0amen es uers
banten, baB ie aus Der Samilie serifen
unb tn Elm 6ffentlides amt sepdblt uorben
finb. Wir t6nnten manderlei Setra9tuus
gen an bic 8eiesuns bss &scOroeramtes
burd SrauenSimmer fnipfen; bod lafen
mir bas bIeiben. &nisbt bate ~beionbere
2pefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sitsuns pom Oien # a 8 Gbenb.
Ser Stabtratb bot {. S'Suaipan unb
gb. &opce su Stsueretniddssrn ernannt.
Die Stabt If In 8 Oitricts sstbeiIt pors
ben. Der erfe Oiitrict umfaBt bic l.
Warb, iowie ben Sbeil Der 2. Waro,
weldsr wsftli9 pom Der WainitraBe liest.
Der 2. 9iitrict umfaBt ben ibrisen Gbeil
Der 2. @arb, BITE gauge 8. @arb unb ben
EbeiI Der s.. Warb, Der 6itli6 uon glup.
itrabe uub gouIer 9lue. liest; BET 8.
Oiitrict umfuBt Der 8ef ber 5. unb bic
sanSe 4. @aro. Die 3utbsiluns an bic
einselnsn GHsGoren LIT nod ai6t erfolst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Go ideint, baB ni9t aae gountps FL,

60 ideint, baB niat aae @ountps fir
ibre armen 70 rei9li9, neia firitIid for.
gen, wie Dubuque 80. Der @oupernsur
bat an bic Supsruiiorsnrdtbe in iebsm
@ountp bes Staates 9rudformulare ges
ianbt, nit Der Bttte fe aussufiaeu. 9is
6ormulare entbaIten cine anSabl Srasen,
beren 8eantportuns 2i9t baribsr perbrei'
ten iOl, Oh es wabr ist, baB tn gountps
bes Staates bic a%rmsnbduisr 2aiterbSbIen
unb Ysfbduier ieien. Ser @oupsrneur
madt barauf aufmertiam, baB climber ni6t
In ~Irmsnbduier untersebradt wsrbsn fol-
len. gntweber ioIen fe ibr 9etm In Wai'
ienbduiem Ober barmbersiSsn GamtIisn fus
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
gfad Der Gutideiouua bon &idter

Nad Der GntideiOnua BON &idter
Gonrab in Oes Woiues lift iest auf @runb
bes 8robibitionsseissss au9 bic gr3eus
sung pon Sranntwetn (auser gu
sewerbli9en unb meoistniiden) 8peden
perboten ietn. Der &i9tsr bot ents
i6ieben, baB BITE 9oIi3sisepaIt bes Stcas
ties sroB senus iei. um bic Serite0uns elmer
Der Sitttidteit ober @eiunbbeit bes Bottles
i3abli9en 8aare su uerbisteu, einerlet Oh
bteisIbe fir ben Serbrau9 i'm Staate ober
aubsrbalb beitimmt iei. Die grseusurs,
nidt bic Iusfubr perSe pom @eies pcrbos
ten, unb besbalb entbaIte bieies aud tsire
a~ufebnuns sesen ben frsisn Sanbelspsss
tebr. 0atirIi9 1T sesen bisie @nti6sis
buns Serufuns einseIest porben. Sof:
fentIi6 balt bas Staats:S berseri9t ben
@nti9eio aufre9t. Oamit wiirbe ben uns
ueri4dmten Sempsren3beudlsrn cine bsils
fame 0ebre gegeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Sanfiagung.

8ir itatten bisrmit Ssrru Wiqer, BEN
@isentbimer bes Gttp 9otel bier In Oft;
Dubuque, uniern Oant ab fir bas Cup:
per, bas er BET @elesenbeit bes Seuer'
mannssB Balls go. l am Is. b. W. CAB.
Serr Mdiaer bate einen ansse3ei9neteu
Gid ssisst. bic 8sbienuns mar bSfli6 uni
freunblid uub aaes lief In better Srbnuns
unb Sarmonie ab.
8 t. Dubuque, all 81. Sebr. 1887.
Mehrere GbetInebmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

ltnisr Sbsriff ls9te p. %. 3psi Sins
bre6ern, bic in 9slamure So. nd9tliden
Raib ~besansen, bic 9anb uuf bic S4uls
ter. Gle batten einen Ebeil bss &aubes
BEL f9 unb elmer Der beiben Spisbubeu
trug iogar einen ansus, an benz bic Preiss
tarte nod bling. 8on benz 0iebitabt mol;
ten ie trosbem ni3ts pifen, ais fe Der
Sheriff fsitnabm. Sic itten IN No.
Cider un6 errparten bic Intunft bes
Sberifis pom 9elapare SO. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
&auo su p%erfauien.

Sine balbe Settiou 9uten 9dn6es, wel6s bel
alton, Soma, in Der Rabbari6aft pon elmer
9uten lurembur ger beutiden 9lulieblun9 in Der
9tdbe Don Sirde uno S6ule, 1T 5u pertaufen
ODER 9e9en baares @elb az perpa6ten. un9es
iabr 25O ader limb sebro6en, oaS uebri9e 1T
Grassland.
Ger 4reis 1T $4,000, I gaar, Der Reft in elmer
BON ben beiosn 4arteien gu beitimmenoen 3eit.
Siui9er, wenn bic SGlite baar beSabIt pir6.
I'm nG6ere auSfuuft psn6e man ii6 OIL
Is. @. Sarter attornep,
Orange Gttp, Soma.
ober oil bic OifSin bieies Slattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Seuti6et &atbolifen,

bic nod Sanias sieben pollen, wirb bic @olonie
Weitpbalia beltens empfoblen. WeItpbalia lit
cine citation OIL Der Uto. Iac. gilenbabn unb
III birefter gerbinbun9 nit ct. 9ouis unb
Ranias @itp, 1T Elm lebbaftes StGbt6en nit mn
9efGbr 900 ginpobnerit unb bat eirsn 9uten
Martt fir ollie Sarmprobutte. 0as 2anbe bier
1T i6Sne uno quite Yrairis nit 9enii9enb Sois
al ben ;ablrsi6en 9reets unO iest nod biui9 3i
baben. @ir baben cine bliben6e rem beuti6e
tatbolii6e 8emeinoe pom ungeidbr 100 Samis
lien, einen reiibirenben Prieiter unb cine quite
Yfarri6ule.
gSesen ndberer austunit wenoe man ii9 an
Sluife Bros,
Weitphaltd, Quberion Co., RauIaS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Dir fragten oieier Sage ben a!bsrmann

5olnasel, oh bic Stabtuermaltuns ober bic
acknowledgements fir @esi9affsn
bes Giles sabIe, baS bic Dubuque Street
&ailwap Company au beiben Seiten ibrer
9eIeiie aufsei9i9tst babe. Ser glber:
mann CAB, uns Sur Mntuort, er iet ni1t an,
StraBencsmite unb uifie es nidt. @eiters
&ebe unb &ntport ftanb er aber ni1t, bsun
er aabm &eiBaus. Sb NIbermann sou.
nasel Das, mas mir ibn frasten. piNen
MIL?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

9ie Ynlman'ide Sdlafuasen' Goms
paanie, pelds auf ale m6sIi@e art fi9
Der Bs3abluns bon Steusrn 81 ent5tebsn
iudt, 1T pisberum i'm 8unbsstreisseri9t
sei4ldsen porben. Der Sau sebt iett
ans Sbergeri4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
Sic ura ihr Qeben 10 ansitlid bslorste

lTt HHH TUT NtUtH Y ""5TV5 "TVE5N'
9iirser, bsnen es ui9t barauf ant0mmt,
Oh Der arme Wann unter ietneu Steusrn
erbriidt wirb, bielten uorise ISOLDE eins
8eriammlnns 'unb bsipraden bas Sewerage
System, bic ganaliiation Der Stabt. Bir
t6nnen nod beute bic Rotbuenoisteit niat
einieben, cine Stabt gu caualifreu, bic 70
piel @efdas bat, unb bic seiunb 1T, ME
feline anbere. Oie @loafen fiub IN sr6Bes
rem Stabtsn wabre peitbeerbe. 8ihen Bite
6erren bas ni9t2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
+ Cardinal Saeobtut. t

@ben meIbet etne teIesrapbti9e 0epeide
ben Cob Seiner @miueut bes @arbtnaIs
Sacobint mad LANCER &rantbeit. Sn nd9s
fer Summer mebr. Der Cob erfOIste
Samffae Wittaa UNI / l1br.